The Republican journal., 1887-03-17
FOR ALDERMEN

Cllas Baker,. $50 l56 IA II 4-G4l
I. r. Nrilil'. minimum.
FOR ALDERMEN.
Ward One-H. II. Carter had Isl; II. f. Dunton
lis: l.. L. Mcdonald /.
Ward Two-Luciu~ r. Nc Donald had 1866; Ansel
Wadsworth I5G: Geo. f. Brackett2
Ward Three-Cyrus j. Hall had IA. GGstavlis
c. Kilyore 49, c. J. Hall /, ii. III. Carter Anscl
Wadsworth Blank /.
Ward Four-Fred W. Brown %, Willis s. Hatch
Gs.
Ward Fivc--Gcorgc t. Osborne 10; james II.
Stnson ~; IIorito ii. Cartcr2.
FOR CouStILMEN.
Ward Onc-Howarl Murphy 1870: David Alex
amber lS5; Robert Burgess l79: Albert l.. Mulgett
IA; VIM &. Cox l.; }. ii. Cunningham l.
Ward Two-Wm. &. Cox l67; James II. Gun
| ningham 49, Elisha ii. Conant IT,; James T..
Wight Isl; Charles W. iiancy2.
Ward Tlree-Arthur |. Brown ll5; George W
Boultcr li5; Henry III. Sides li0 Charles Godfrey
l39; Elisha Conant James p. Wight !; Howard
Murphy /; David AeNanderl !.
Ward Four-Chares q. lIavener y; Frederick
W. Brown 81; Eli c. Merriam 81; Clifton y
White 10
Ward FNe-Surmande X. Richards %; George
W. Patterson 80; Edgar F. Hanson "a F.; John Carr
| :1; Howard Murphy >; David Alexander ,.
FOR CONSTABLE.
Ward Onc-A. W. Robinson 1873; Samuel Norton
lis; Charles Walker
Ward Two-Charles T.. Walker 1856; Charles L
Richards 1876; J. w. knowlton ,.
Ward ThIcc-AlcNander ID. Smalley l44 Loren
L. Foster I4I Charles T. Richards l; A. W. Rob
inson |.
Ward Four-Frcd II. Downes 30; Frank L. En-
mons GS.
Ward Five-Nelorous ID. Larrabcc IS; Penn.
broke S. Staples ~; Arthur W. Robinson2
FOR wARpENs.
ward one-Clarence o. Poor ls6; VIM. +. Clark
us: Alfred Small l.
Waro Two-Alfred A. Small 1866; Frank A. GRAY
1856; Bancroft Conant2.
Ward ihree-samucl G. Howard l45; Alfred G.
Ellis 1879; G. Q. Poor / ; F. X. Gray l.
Ward Four-Danicl Il. Maddocks 81; Leonard
Il. CObbett 60.
Ward Fivc-stephen Pierce 70; Willis H. Nick
erson 81; c. 0. Poor2.
FOR WARD CLERKS.
Ward One-Wm. ii. Quimby Is6; James C. Dur
ham l79; c. 5. Bickfori l.
Ward Invertebrates S. Bickiord IG9: s. A. Park
cr I56.
W dIu lHTcc-OCOfSc Ii. SWCclSef 10, Charles
b. Eaton 40; W. ii. Quimby l S. a. Parker l.
Ward Four-James ID. Tucker 10; Guy Quincy
50.
Ward Fivc-Frcd A. Shute 10; Herbert E. Brad
man 81; VIM H. Quimby2.
SPECIAL ELECTION IN WARD THREE.
AS there was no choice for Alderman in Ward
Three at the Monday election, the voting was al
journcd to Tuesday afternoon at one O'Clock. The
Taxpayers having lost the city government could
have no object in contrasting the special election,
and it was understood Monday night that DR.. Kill
gore would Withdraw. Later report was circu-
lated that Mr.. Hall had said he would destroy DR.
kilgOrc's business, and word was passed around
among the Taxpayers that Hall must be defeated
at any cost. The latter gentleman when interview.
ed on the subject denied making the remark at
tributeti to him. but said he was ready to break u
any rum shop in Belfast. 81 am no hypocrite," he
continued, "and l am temperance man to the
back bone. If could break up every rum shop in
the United States would do So" When the polls
opened at one O'Clock the Taxpayers were present
in some force but the friends of MIR. Hall came to
his rescue in such Numbers that the contest soon
became sided. Mr.. Hall was elected by vote
of l49 to Ga for kilgore, increasing his vote five
over the day before.